GDPics Gallery Module

[marathoner]

If you created the images directory and uploaded via FTP it might be a permissions issue. If so, set to 775 or 777 so that GDPics can create the thumbs directory and thumb files.

[Stefek]

 
That's it
Thanks a lot.

Best Regards,
Stefek

[curiozities]

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Well, you can fix the problem by changing save.php in the section where the INSERT query occurs.  There are two such queries, one for albums and one for images.  This is near the bottom of the file. Change  INSERT INTO  to REPLACE INTO.

it doesn't work of course - you get duplicate entries.  To fix that you need to add a UNIQUE key on the image name, but that doesn't work because albums set image name to NULL.  So you need to copy album name to imagename for albums only.  Then it works.

UPDATE mod_gdpics_captions SET imagename=album where isalbum='yes'
ALTER IGNORE TABLE mod_gdpics_captions ADD UNIQUE (imagename)

You also need to change NULL to $key in the "Insert for album caption" section which was changed above to set imagename equal album for album title entries.

Works better but still not really tested it.

If I find it works without problems I'll post a patch sometime later.

DIck

I'm running into the same problem.  When I first create an album with GDPics, I can add captions to the images I initially use for said album.  But if I decide to add new images later, I can't add a caption to the new images.  You can see this is going on at my website, http://www.coloring.us.com/pages/printable-coloring-pages/animals.php?album=birds/ (click on the image "cardinal-1.gif," the first image I posted when I created this album, and you'll see a caption, whereas the other images, which I added later, do not have captions). 

I am not a coder, especially not PHP or MySQL, but I can cut and paste if someone would be kind enough to post the exact code and where it should go in save.php.  Thanks. 

[curiozities]

For those of you who use GDPics Gallery and are getting a fatal error when breadcrumbs are set to "on," I found the solution.

The error message looks something like this (pardon me if it's not exact, I'm trying to recreate it from my admittedly bad memory  ): Fatal error: Using $this when not in object context on line 178 of view.php.

You need to change the code on line 178 from this (or should I say, "$this"?):

$temp = str_replace($this->string_search,'',$split[$i]);

to this:

$temp = str_replace($string_search,'',$split[$i]);

I'm not a php coder by any stretch of the imagination but I am familiar with html and css, plus I'm a good proofreader.  I Googled the problem and found that it was caused by the "$this" command, which has been deprecated in php 5.x.  Here is a link to the site where I found the answer: http://www.mightyseek.com/forum/showthread.php?t=851. 

Now, if some kind soul would help me with the problem I'm having, I'd appreciate it. 

The problem is, once I've created an album and added captions to the initial images on the page, I cannot add a caption to any new images I add later.  This is frustrating me, I've been trying to figure out the problem for about two weeks now and no luck. 

The system does not give me an error message, even when I set it to "E_ALL".  What happens is I see the thumbnail in the admin, and a text box to write in a caption.  I write the caption, click save, and when I visit the page with the image on, there is no caption.  I go back to admin and the text box is empty (yet the text boxes for the initial images still have their captions in place). 

One of the problem pages on my website is http://www.coloring.us.com/pages/printable-coloring-pages/animals.php?album=birds/ (ironically, you'll see the breadcrumbs working fine on that page, though). 

Please help!

[senorcosta]

Is there any way to make the photos "popup" instead?
Thanks

[korn]

hi man! Can i diplay directly the original image? without the resampled one